Local News

A former candidate in the most recent provincial election believes the Ontario Progressive Conservatives has made a big first step towards returning to power.

With missing and murdered indigenous women still a hot topic across the country, a group of walkers plans to walk from Mishkeegogamang First Nation to Thunder Bay to help raise awareness of the situation.

THUNDER BAY – Jack Metcalfe wanted to shave his head five years ago but his mother wouldn’t allow it.

THUNDER BAY – Even though negotiations are still ongoing locally, public high school teachers are starting to reach a breaking point.

THUNDER BAY - Four men face drug charges after a Wednesday bust that yielded more than $60,000 worth of narcotics.

THUNDER BAY – A young boy has left local paramedics with a letter of gratitude that is both adorable and heart breaking.

Nishnawbe Aski Nation News Release THUNDER BAY: Nishnawbe Aski Nation (NAN) Deputy Grand Chief Alvin Fiddler will participate in a discussion about the legacy of sexual abuse inflicted upon First Nation youth at the Thunder Bay premier of Survivors R

THUNDER BAY -- An emotional Tyler Boily told the families of a local couple killed in a March 2014 highway crash he takes full responsibility for his actions.

THUNDER BAY -- Russ Aegard never had one of his Grade 6 students able to regularly beat him at chess until Darian Smith entered his class this school year.

Barring a last-minute contract resolution over the weekend, elementary school teachers at Lakehead Public Schools plan to begin withholding job-related duties on Monday.